Insulting the Quran was banned in Denmark

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the Danish Parliament approved a plan today Thursday that bans the burning of the Quran in this country located in Northern Europe.

The proposal, which would “criminalize the inappropriate treatment of texts of importance to members of a religious community,” was approved by 94 votes in favor in Denmark’s 179-seat parliament. 77 legislators opposed it.

International media have reported that according to this burning resolution, tearing or insulting religious texts in public places can lead to imprisonment for up to 2 years. .

This plan was approved a few months after insulting the Quran in Denmark and Sweden. This issue angered the countries of the Islamic world, who asked these two countries to stop these actions.

Insulting the holy books of Muslims has also happened in Sweden in addition to Denmark. At home, the offensive actions created a diplomatic crisis for Sweden and led to demonstrations in several Muslim countries that called for a boycott of Swedish goods.

The desecration of the Koran also prompted Swedish officials to warn of increased security threats against the country’s interests. A few months ago, a senior Swedish official said that Swedes abroad and businesses related to Sweden “should exercise more vigilance and caution.” Desecration of religious scriptures is considered a part of “freedom of expression” and it is not permissible to prevent it.

This is despite the fact that in many western countries there is even doubt about the number of Jews killed in World War II can cause serious problems. Even western historians in academic environments should be careful not to save themselves years of trouble by writing an article about the Holocaust.

The trial of the late Professor Roger Garudi for the crime of questioning the Holocaust in his famous book is one of the cases that shows the contradictions of Western countries in this reasoning.

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